Magic Mike Live begins previews in New York on Thursday, January 28, 2027, in a custom-built venue at 268 West 47th Street, one block from Times Square. Opening night is Thursday, February 11. Tickets start at $59 and are on sale now.
The New York cast is now complete. Sebastian Melo Taveira leads the company as Mike, and Tess Tregellas and Sara Spadacene share the role of the MC. The final two additions are Aaron Marcellus as the featured vocalist and Reed Campbell as the Opening MC.
The ensemble is Charles Bartley, Kayla Brenda, Nate Bryan, Daniel Blessing, John Carlos Cabrera, Jayson Collantes, Shane Davis, Alexandre Deakin, Sebastian Gonzalez, Jhan Mena, Casey Sheehan, Derek Sisouphone, Ellena Takos and Marcus Vrondas. The company has marked its arrival in the city with a new video, dancing through some of New York’s best-known locations.
Watch the video on YouTube: youtu.be/b49pfAKplTY
The show runs 90 minutes and uses the whole room: the cast performs on the stage, overhead and among the audience. Expect dance, acrobatics and aerial work, with music and comedy along the way. New York joins the long-running productions in Las Vegas and London, and the producers put the show’s worldwide audience so far at nearly two million.
Channing Tatum created the show and directs it with Alison Faulk, who is also the choreographer. Reid Carolin co-created and wrote it, and Luke Broadlick is associate director and choreographer. Jack Rayner handles music supervision and composition. Production design is by Rachel O’Toole, scenic design by Rob Bissinger and Anita LaScala, costume direction by Marina Toybina, costume design by Isabel Martin, lighting by Philip Gladwell and sound by Nick Kourtides. Dreya Weber created the aerial choreography. Don Gilmore is production supervisor, Alchemy Production Group is general manager and Katie Zanca Spalding cast the show. Vincent Marini is executive producer, and Free Association Live, the company Tatum founded with Carolin and Peter Kiernan, is lead producer.
The schedule is built around evenings. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Monday, with extra 10 p.m. shows on Friday and Saturday and 5 p.m. matinees on Saturday and Sunday. The theater is dark on Tuesdays. Luxe Seating packages bundle the best seats with cocktails, lounge access, a personal concierge and a meet-and-greet with the cast after the show, and a separate meet-and-greet add-on is also sold.
The second floor, next to the theater, will hold two lounges. The first, Greenlight, comes from Authentic Hospitality, the group behind Pebble Bar, Jac’s on Bond and Ray’s, and will serve cocktails and food from 5 p.m. nightly. A show ticket is not needed to get in.
